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Diary of Longevity CEO: Key takeaways & reflections from first 3 days in YCombinator
Thoughts & relfections from Mito Health CEO, Kenneth Lou, on the startup's once in a lifetime opportunity of successfully making into YCombinator.
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Kenneth Lou, CEO
Imagine watching hours of Y Combinator videos on and reading the earliest Paul Graham essays on startups since the post-dot-com days and now meeting the network of some of the brightest and most ambitious folks in the world congregating in the Bay Area.
Just wrapped up an immense 3 days of learning with some of the group partners - Dalton, Michael, Tom, Harj, Garry, and Brad, chatting, playing pickleball and just awesome vibes.
Here are my top insights from both structured and unstructured chats:
1. If you want to build world-changing companies, surround yourself with the top who will push you to work even harder and smarter
2. YC is literally that definition, at the very inception which is why only 1% gets accepted every batch. Both high IQ and high EQ and good-hearted people at the core (from 18 year old ivy league dropouts to 50 year old ex Palantir, SpaceX rocket engineers)
3. We’re going to live longer, and more people will want to go to the moon or Mars as a bucket list goal (the definition of work and retirement will change forever)
4. AGI (artificial general intelligence) will come around, and the more we are willing to talk about it the better (if you reference points 1 and 3) some of these companies WILL end up changing the way we interact with tech and life.
Just reflecting, after applying 6 times in the past 10 years, there this previously a chorus of people who kept on saying YC was overrated. But I honestly don’t know where else you can find this concentration of highly motivated individuals who would want to change the world with software, hardware and technology in general. The longevity industry is evolving rapidly, and Mito Health’s recent experiences in San Francisco provide fresh insights into cutting-edge health innovations.
So believe and share directly only what you experience if not you might become yet another “unreliable narrator” which was a new term I learnt in these few days.
120 & beyond,
Kenneth
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Diary of Longevity CEO: Key takeaways & reflections from first 3 days in YCombinator
Thoughts & relfections from Mito Health CEO, Kenneth Lou, on the startup's once in a lifetime opportunity of successfully making into YCombinator.
Written by
Kenneth Lou, CEO
Imagine watching hours of Y Combinator videos on and reading the earliest Paul Graham essays on startups since the post-dot-com days and now meeting the network of some of the brightest and most ambitious folks in the world congregating in the Bay Area.
Just wrapped up an immense 3 days of learning with some of the group partners - Dalton, Michael, Tom, Harj, Garry, and Brad, chatting, playing pickleball and just awesome vibes.
Here are my top insights from both structured and unstructured chats:
1. If you want to build world-changing companies, surround yourself with the top who will push you to work even harder and smarter
2. YC is literally that definition, at the very inception which is why only 1% gets accepted every batch. Both high IQ and high EQ and good-hearted people at the core (from 18 year old ivy league dropouts to 50 year old ex Palantir, SpaceX rocket engineers)
3. We’re going to live longer, and more people will want to go to the moon or Mars as a bucket list goal (the definition of work and retirement will change forever)
4. AGI (artificial general intelligence) will come around, and the more we are willing to talk about it the better (if you reference points 1 and 3) some of these companies WILL end up changing the way we interact with tech and life.
Just reflecting, after applying 6 times in the past 10 years, there this previously a chorus of people who kept on saying YC was overrated. But I honestly don’t know where else you can find this concentration of highly motivated individuals who would want to change the world with software, hardware and technology in general. The longevity industry is evolving rapidly, and Mito Health’s recent experiences in San Francisco provide fresh insights into cutting-edge health innovations.
So believe and share directly only what you experience if not you might become yet another “unreliable narrator” which was a new term I learnt in these few days.
120 & beyond,
Kenneth
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Feeling Fatigue After Eating? Here's What It Could Mean for Your Health
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Feeling Brain Fog After Eating? Here's What It Could Mean for Your Health
Bloating In Working Women – What Your Body Might Be Trying to Tell You
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Diary of Longevity CEO: Key takeaways & reflections from first 3 days in YCombinator
Thoughts & relfections from Mito Health CEO, Kenneth Lou, on the startup's once in a lifetime opportunity of successfully making into YCombinator.
Written by
Kenneth Lou, CEO
Imagine watching hours of Y Combinator videos on and reading the earliest Paul Graham essays on startups since the post-dot-com days and now meeting the network of some of the brightest and most ambitious folks in the world congregating in the Bay Area.
Just wrapped up an immense 3 days of learning with some of the group partners - Dalton, Michael, Tom, Harj, Garry, and Brad, chatting, playing pickleball and just awesome vibes.
Here are my top insights from both structured and unstructured chats:
1. If you want to build world-changing companies, surround yourself with the top who will push you to work even harder and smarter
2. YC is literally that definition, at the very inception which is why only 1% gets accepted every batch. Both high IQ and high EQ and good-hearted people at the core (from 18 year old ivy league dropouts to 50 year old ex Palantir, SpaceX rocket engineers)
3. We’re going to live longer, and more people will want to go to the moon or Mars as a bucket list goal (the definition of work and retirement will change forever)
4. AGI (artificial general intelligence) will come around, and the more we are willing to talk about it the better (if you reference points 1 and 3) some of these companies WILL end up changing the way we interact with tech and life.
Just reflecting, after applying 6 times in the past 10 years, there this previously a chorus of people who kept on saying YC was overrated. But I honestly don’t know where else you can find this concentration of highly motivated individuals who would want to change the world with software, hardware and technology in general. The longevity industry is evolving rapidly, and Mito Health’s recent experiences in San Francisco provide fresh insights into cutting-edge health innovations.
So believe and share directly only what you experience if not you might become yet another “unreliable narrator” which was a new term I learnt in these few days.
120 & beyond,
Kenneth
Related Symptom Problems
Feeling Fatigue After Eating? Here's What It Could Mean for Your Health
Understanding Brain Fog After Exercise: Causes, Biomarkers & What To Do
Feeling Brain Fog After Eating? Here's What It Could Mean for Your Health
Bloating In Working Women – What Your Body Might Be Trying to Tell You
Blood Pressure Spikes In 60s – What Your Body Might Be Trying to Tell You
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Diary of Longevity CEO: Key takeaways & reflections from first 3 days in YCombinator
Thoughts & relfections from Mito Health CEO, Kenneth Lou, on the startup's once in a lifetime opportunity of successfully making into YCombinator.
Written by
Kenneth Lou, CEO
Imagine watching hours of Y Combinator videos on and reading the earliest Paul Graham essays on startups since the post-dot-com days and now meeting the network of some of the brightest and most ambitious folks in the world congregating in the Bay Area.
Just wrapped up an immense 3 days of learning with some of the group partners - Dalton, Michael, Tom, Harj, Garry, and Brad, chatting, playing pickleball and just awesome vibes.
Here are my top insights from both structured and unstructured chats:
1. If you want to build world-changing companies, surround yourself with the top who will push you to work even harder and smarter
2. YC is literally that definition, at the very inception which is why only 1% gets accepted every batch. Both high IQ and high EQ and good-hearted people at the core (from 18 year old ivy league dropouts to 50 year old ex Palantir, SpaceX rocket engineers)
3. We’re going to live longer, and more people will want to go to the moon or Mars as a bucket list goal (the definition of work and retirement will change forever)
4. AGI (artificial general intelligence) will come around, and the more we are willing to talk about it the better (if you reference points 1 and 3) some of these companies WILL end up changing the way we interact with tech and life.
Just reflecting, after applying 6 times in the past 10 years, there this previously a chorus of people who kept on saying YC was overrated. But I honestly don’t know where else you can find this concentration of highly motivated individuals who would want to change the world with software, hardware and technology in general. The longevity industry is evolving rapidly, and Mito Health’s recent experiences in San Francisco provide fresh insights into cutting-edge health innovations.
So believe and share directly only what you experience if not you might become yet another “unreliable narrator” which was a new term I learnt in these few days.
120 & beyond,
Kenneth
Related Symptom Problems
Feeling Fatigue After Eating? Here's What It Could Mean for Your Health
Understanding Brain Fog After Exercise: Causes, Biomarkers & What To Do
Feeling Brain Fog After Eating? Here's What It Could Mean for Your Health
Bloating In Working Women – What Your Body Might Be Trying to Tell You
Blood Pressure Spikes In 60s – What Your Body Might Be Trying to Tell You
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Biological age analysis
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Order add-on tests and scans anytime
Access to advanced diagnostics at discounted rates for members
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Valentine's Offer: Get $75 off your membership
Codeveloped with experts at MIT & Stanford
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One appointment, test at 2,000+ labs nationwide
Personalized health insights & action plan
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Meet with your dedicated care team to review your results and define next steps
Lifetime health record tracking
Upload past labs and monitor your progress over time
Biological age analysis
See how your body is aging and what’s driving it
Order add-on tests and scans anytime
Access to advanced diagnostics at discounted rates for members
Concierge-level care, made accessible.
Valentine's Offer: Get $75 off your membership
Codeveloped with experts at MIT & Stanford
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Billed annually - cancel anytime
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$324
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